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by telaelit
1194 days ago
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I'm so confused because if I understand correctly the employees of the company were not given board positions or any sort of ownership over the means of production, which would be socialism. We live in a capitalist economic system, and using the tools that capitalism provides the government stepped in using capitalist tools to fix the problem. This isn't socialism, this is capitalism protecting itself from failing. |
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They are asking for an extraordinary extension of this program to recover losses incured by bad market behavior.